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The Pond Paddock

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As you step further back from the pond into the Ram Paddock you'll get a great view of the whole of the Pond Paddock. The Jelly Bean Border is on the right. I'd love to be able to call this the Pond Lawn...

 This photograph is taken standing in the ram paddock.
Blossom in the Pond Paddock

In spring this is the best place to enjoy the spreading flowering cherries which feature in the paddock.

The Ram Paddock

The Ram Paddock, from where these pictures are taken, is used when the sheep need splitting up, and when the ram needs his own space. Not that he'd ever agree...

 A view from the small ram paddock.
The Pond Paddock

Below is a photograph from the Moosey Archives, taken in the year 1999. You can see that the Gunnera has some wind damage to the edges of its leaves.

 The sheep paddock is mainly used for drafting.
the pond paddock 1999

I have plans to take over the paddock - unfortunately the wire and warratah fence is still firmly in place.

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